Mormon Farmer Juicing Cane in Utah September 1940

Mormon farmers extract juice from cane in Ivins, Washington County, Utah, in September 1940. This image documents the agricultural practices prevalent in the region during this era. The process highlights the significance of sugar cane cultivation in local farming, which played a vital role in the economy and sustenance of the community.

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